| A | B |
|---|
| cyto | cell |
| cytolysis | destroying of cells |
| cytology | study of cells |
| cytoplasm | protoplasm in cells |
| aesthet | feeling, perception |
| aesthete | person highly sensitive to art and beauty |
| anesthesia | drug that numbs pain for surgery |
| kine,cine | move |
| kinetics | science that deals with movement |
| cinema | motion picture |
| cinematography | art of making motion pictures |
| kinetograph | motion picture camera |
| lysis | loosening, destroying |
| hemolysis | destruction of red corpuscles (in blood) |
| paralysis | partial or complete loss of motion |
| hydrolysis | loosening or changing of a substance by using water |
| glyph | carve |
| hieroglyphics | sacred carvings |
| glyph | a carving |
| hiero | sacred |
| hierodule | in ancient times, a temple slave |
| hierarchy | arrangement of people or items by importance |
| paleo | ancient, prehistoric |
| paleobotany | study of ancient plants |
| paleontology | study of ancient forms of life |
| Paleolithic | Stone Age |
| hemo | blood |
| hemostat | a clamp used in surgery to stop bleeding |
| hemoglobin | red coloring in the blood |
| anemia | when a person has low hemoglobin |
| hemorrhage | to bleed profusely (a lot) |
| toxemia | blood poisoning |
| neuro | nerve |
| neurosis | mental or emotional disorder, usually involving anxiety |
| neurologist | doctor who works with nerves and nerve pain |
| proto | first |
| protocol | the proper way to do something, as in etiquette or drug treatment |
| prototype | the original model |
| zoo | animal |
| zoo | collection of animals |
| zoophobia | fear of animals |
| zoology | study of animals |
| zodiac | the use of animals for signs in astrology |
| agon | contest, struggle |
| protagonist | main character in a story |
| antagonist | the bad guy in a story |
| agony | the pain of a struggle |
